A new bridge linking Kentucky and Indiana is in need of a name, and Yum Brands—the parent company of KFC, Taco Bell, and Pizza Hut—wants to name it after Colonel Harland Sanders. Why? Because this is America, the fast food nation, and naming a bridge after fried chicken just makes sense. Frankly, we’re surprised this hasn’t already happened.

Yum Brands began its #ColonelBridge campaign on Twitter back in February with a photo illustration of Sanders over a rendering of the Ohio River Bridges Project.

The other option that has been floating around is designating the bridge as the Ronald W. Reagan Memorial bridge. Boooring.

What makes Sanders just as worthy (if not more) of having his name plastered on a bridge? His history, like the bridges, lies both in Indiana and Kentucky: The Colonel was born in Henryville, Indiana, and founded KFC in Corbin, Kentucky.

The $2.64 billion bridge-building project features two new toll bridges between Louisville and Southern Indiana, and is meant to improve cross-river mobility between the two cities.

In order to get the name approved, KFC will have to submit a written petition to the transportation cabinet before going through a public hearing.